A governed record beneath your plan review.
Before you provide claims data or PHI, TrustNav can establish what your plan or carrier has already published: negotiated-rate records, network rosters, how those records changed across captured vintages, and where supported public sources agree or conflict. Every material figure remains tied to its source, date, and comparison rule.
This is an evidence layer for your review, not a substitute for your adviser, claims analysis, or fiduciary judgment. Published negotiated rates do not establish actual paid claims or member cost; roster presence does not establish access or adequacy. The public record and public-source previews require no PHI or member data; any private work is separately scoped. Each record is scoped to the identified carrier, network, geography, and roster or file vintage.
The negotiated in-network rates publicly attributed to the plan you sponsor, at the service-code grain, read from the carrier's own published machine-readable rate file — each beside a labeled comparison the file supports, with the comparison's basis stated rather than implied.
A full standing-quarter cadence demonstrated on synthetic data, so a trustee can see exactly what a quarter looks like before any real roster is touched — including how record-resolved entries are shown as prominently as new ones.
The screens with their coverage bounds, identity matching, per-state source coverage, and reporting discipline — hash-sealed, so your methodology review can attack the method rather than take a summary on trust.
The same method applied across a plan, fund, or member portfolio, so results are comparable between books instead of each engagement inventing its own rules. A live employer-market book is open to read now.
The published record, plus a public-source preview built from public files — it requires nothing from you and names no member.
Your plan's, fund's, or coalition's slice read in full, comparability-classed, sealed.
The same record refreshed on a cadence, with what changed each period — scoped after the initial record.
The record layer beneath your existing advisory, administrator, or board workflow, on your terms.
The public record is free. Plan-specific review, standing monitoring, and private evidence work are commercial engagements.
Initial fixed-fee roster or portfolio review: $25,000–$50,000. Recurring monitoring scoped after the initial record.
Fixed fee · scope and deliverables agreed in advance · the public record does not change with the engagement
No claims feed, PHI, implementation, or carrier cooperation is required for the public-source preview.
Everything above is meant to be understood quickly. Everything below exists so you do not have to trust us.
- The carrier’s published roster and machine-readable rate file as they stood, by vintage — a dated record for the plan or board file.
- Each roster entry screened against federal NPPES deactivation and OIG exclusion records — matched on identifiers wherever one exists; name evidence surfaces candidate records only and never asserts a match by itself.
- State-licensing (roster licensure) screen: suspended as of 2026-08-04. The licence-binding method behind it produced findings we have withdrawn in full; it is not offered, not run, and not counted until its stated remediation is complete.
- What changed across captured editions where repeated coverage exists — and, where it does not, that fact stated rather than a change implied.
- Where captured sources disagree, the disagreement is preserved rather than silently resolved to one answer.
- Every figure sealed and independently checkable — your consultant can check the whole thing without asking us.
Read §2.4 with this in front of it. That section describes the state-licensing screen, which is suspended as of 2026-08-04. The document is sealed and append-only, so it stands as written and cannot be edited; the findings that method produced on our public record are withdrawn in full. Everything else in the document — the federal screens, the coverage bounds, the reporting discipline — is unaffected. The published specimens are labelled synthetic on their own faces; a real record renders from your own carrier’s published files.